The unreliable or low similarity regions are then either excluded from the alignment, or are differentiated, for example, by the use of upper/lower case characters.
In term of genetics, based on currently available samples, Clades B and Clade C are differentiated, for example, the uncorrected Cyt b sequence divergence is 1.9%%.
Theoretically, the constructs cannot be differentiated precisely; for example, teamwork is used as a dimension of organizational culture [ 45], or leadership (in our study, a scale of organizational culture) is also a dimension of teamwork and climate (in this study, an item of teamwork, IPS) is highly associated with culture [ 70].
In bourgeois homes, public spaces that guests may enter are differentiated, for the first time, from the private spaces - bedrooms, for example - in which one may retire to let down one's guard and truly "be oneself".
Yet, in most laboratories such in-depth classification is not routinely performed, because these genera cannot be easily differentiated, for example, histopathologically.
How subjective information and expert judgment can be differentiated in (demographic) forecasting is discussed, for example, in general in Armstrong (2001) and more specifically in Billari et al. (2014a).
Because many people received the same name (given name), they were differentiated by surnames (for example, John Redhead, John Hunter, John Scott).
John Haugeland, for example, argues that there can be differentiated schemes without the "copyability" feature that defines the practical significance of digital systems.
